Lyricizing Yeats’s Visionary Quality
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Yeats’s Project Pink is to see into the secret of immortality, to be born as A Vision for his visionary aspects. I conduct a meditative writing in the form or genre of Lyric Essay, a new experimental creative writing style, on his visionary quality in general, suggestive and indirect. I focused on his poems, “The Second Coming,” “The Irish Airman foresees his Death,” “The Circus Animals’ Desertion,” and “Leda and the Swan.”
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Yeats’s Project Pink is to see into the secret of immortality, to be born as A Vision for his visionary aspects. I conduct a meditative writing in the form or genre of Lyric Essay, a new experimental creative writing style, on his visionary quality in general, suggestive and indirect. I focused on his poems, “The Second Coming,” “The Irish Airman foresees his Death,” “The Circus Animals’ Desertion,” and “Leda and the Swan.”
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